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I have a 2000 Monte Carlo SS that is stock, as in no aftermarket radio/electrical equipment and the fuse for the a/c and cruise. I noticed it popped when I bought the car and each time i put the same size fuse in or a bigger one, it automatically pops. I pulled the dash apart and all of the connections are good so I'm not sure of where to go.
Need to know which fuse exactly is blowing. Never EVER install a larger fuse, good way to melt the wires If the fuse blows when you turn on/off the A/C compressor, usually the diode is blown which shunts the voltage spike. some of those are inline near compressor while others will look like a fuse but black with an arrow on top of it
I am looking to control a electrical outlet 120V over my network, Is their a piece of equipment that can do this?
You should look for electric regulator. and pick up the one of your choice.
I want to know how good of a shot I have if my MOS is for electrical power production or electrician, that I can receive the first duty station on my wishlist.Yes Im aware that the needs of the service come first.
Having an AFSC (Air Force)/ MOS (Army) in electrical areas makes that person pretty much in demand. While Electronic Techs are important, none of their equipment can operate w/o electricity. As for getting the first duty station on your wish list, it mainly depends upon the TOE (Table of Operations and Equipment) for a particular base. It not only tells operational procedures, but how many personnel of each rank are needed for that base.
I have to declare a major in my schools engineering program at the end of this semester, and I was wondering what type of working enviroments I would probably be in with either major and a bachelors/masters degree? What are the jobs like in each major? Desk/factory/lab etc? I know there are lots of options in each program, but what are most of the jobs in each respective industry like? Thanks!
There are more USA jobs in electrical engineering than chemical engineers (see the source below) which may explain why I don't see that many chemical engineers. The few people I know who where chemist or chemical engineer moved into others fields. The one exception was a friend in college that I loss touch. Last I heard he working in production. All the EE that I know work in desk or lab work with occasional developmental testing of equipment in the field.
Could someone tell if if I translated this paragraph correctly? Does it sound grammatically or stylistically good? The last employee leaving the premises must switch off the light and electrical equipment (except those that must run around the clock).
Maybe lights but otherwise ok
I have a piece of electrical equipment at a voltage potential of 277VAC to ground. Due to hardware problems I have an air gap of 3/8 from ground to 277VAC when it used to be one inch. Please advise if I am safe to leave it that way or should I add insulation.
That is ok with respect to any possible arc. But there may be other reasons to add insulation. Safety for example. If it's easy to add the insulation, do it. .
i know that megger is used in marine.but how its been used and please give me other megger application in detailedthanks for answer
In electrical testing we megger equipment. A ac voltage 600 volts is induced one a piece of electrical equipment like a transformer and the impedance is measured. The megger measured AC resistance/impedance vs normal dc resistance that volt meter measure. The higher voltage gave a more accurate measure of impedance. Equipment with defective insulation, would have a lower impedance.
construction, agricultural, forestry, medical, electrical HVAC etcwhat it will be the best name for a business that it will supply some agency with all kind of equipment ( for all possible industries and activities)
Industrial okorder